A special paint scheme honoring Oreo's 100th birthday adorned the No. 33 Chevrolet at Daytona International Speedway at the kick off the 2012 NASCAR Nationwide Series race season. Tony Stewart already hosted a "Pre-Season Pre-Party" to honor Oreo's celebration on February 22nd. And if NASCAR publicity seems big, March 6 will bring even more - after all, millions of fans are waiting for fireworks and balloons.
These are already seen by over 25 million Facebook fans who never shy to share their magic Oreo moments. On Facebook, Oreo celebrates one consumer's birthday each day - a gracious thank you from a brand that made history.
Oreo's strategy was to become synonymous with family quality time - and it managed even more: to become tradition for many families. If once this was America's Favorite Cookie, now we can safely say that the world embraced it too. There are Oreo Facebook fans in 183 countries, including 40 in Vatican City - amazing statistics for a cookie. And how many cookies can be proud of having their own street in New York City? Will there be a parade on Oreo Way on March 6th? No such plans have been announced. Instead Oreo will "be finding more ways to celebrate the spirit of childhood and make special, simple moments happen for families and OREO fans around the world," according to Sheeba Philip, Global Brand Director for Oreo.

A special paint scheme honoring Oreo's 100th birthday adorned the No. 33 Chevrolet at Daytona International Speedway at the kick off the 2012 NASCAR Nationwide Series race season. Tony Stewart already hosted a "Pre-Season Pre-Party" to honor Oreo's celebration on February 22nd. And if NASCAR publicity seems big, March 6 will bring even more - after all, millions of fans are waiting for fireworks and balloons.
These are already seen by over 25 million Facebook fans who never shy to share their magic Oreo moments. On Facebook, Oreo celebrates one consumer's birthday each day - a gracious thank you from a brand that made history.
Oreo's strategy was to become synonymous with family quality time - and it managed even more: to become tradition for many families. If once this was America's Favorite Cookie, now we can safely say that the world embraced it too. There are Oreo Facebook fans in 183 countries, including 40 in Vatican City - amazing statistics for a cookie. And how many cookies can be proud of having their own street in New York City? Will there be a parade on Oreo Way on March 6th? No such plans have been announced. Instead Oreo will "be finding more ways to celebrate the spirit of childhood and make special, simple moments happen for families and OREO fans around the world," according to Sheeba Philip, Global Brand Director for Oreo.

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